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Botched Cube Scenario
Posted By: Timothy Chow In Response To: Botched Cube Scenario (Albert Steg)
Date: Wednesday, 24 August 2016, at 5:59 p.m.
I seem to be the only one confused about the facts of the situation. You wrote:
Eventually, things are looking good for Player B and he doubles. And I don’t mean Re-doubles. It’s a genuine oversight and, perhaps because of distraction with a waiter bringing drinks, whatever, Player B accepts the cube on 2
Do you mean that Player A accepts the cube on 2? If B is doubling then isn't A the one who is accepting?
Player B then rolls a poor number, and right away Player A realizes that the cube should be on 4 since it was a re-cube and asserts that the cube should be turned over to 4
To make sure I follow, Player A owns a cube at this point; it's on 2 but he realizes that it should be on 4. Right?
which of course he’s all too happy to do, since A rolled a poor follow-up and B is now the favorite in the position.
I can see why A would be happy to have the cube on 4 because Player B just rolled a poor number, but your explanation here is that A is happy to have the cube on 4 since A rolled a poor follow-up. Why would A be happy to have the cube value higher if he rolled a poor follow-up?
But then, perhaps A would not have doubled at all had he realized he already owned the cube.
Wait, A is doubling? Do you mean B? I'm totally mixed up.
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